Creditors are still accommodating

Why is US policy so accommodating?

Al Baradei was even more accommodating.

Is Japan really an accommodating place for people with disabilities?

European diplomats should weigh up the consequences of accommodating Castro s regime.

So, too, does the idea that accommodating religious differences is dangerous.

In his correspondence with Vinokurova, however, Prokopenko was less than accommodating.

The airport is capable of accommodating 5.8 million passengers a year.

It is indeed hard to believe that Russia and China, in particular, would be accommodating.

Regulators outside the US have often been more accommodating, and some crowdfunding platforms are already operating.

One approach will blame lax regulation, accommodating monetary policy, and inadequate savings in the United States.

For example, in Germany today, all of the locations designated for accommodating refugees are already overcrowded.

The family is already accommodating two other homeless refugees, and does not have space for more.

Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and the Palestinian Authority beat a hasty retreat from their moderate and accommodating positions.

This was a spontaneous response to the spatial shortcomings of such spaces in accommodating rural and patrilocal lifestyles.

However, it is placing the responsibility upon countries like Turkey, which is already accommodating more then 2.5 million refugees.

The new mosque in Cologne became one of the largest in Europe, it is capable of accommodating simultaneously about 1.1 thousand believers.

A further lesson for Sarkozy from Germany is that an enlightened corporate state needs supportive political leadership as well as accommodating trade unions.

Two thirds of Iran's 69 million people are under 30 years old, and officials admit they have no way of accommodating the burgeoning labor force.

The first salvo a warning that Britain should not be overly accommodating toward China followed the UK s decision to join China s Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.

It is also experiencing a profound economic crisis, which erupted around the same time that the Lisbon Treaty aimed at accommodating EU enlargement was finally approved.

Supply side policies that promote small and medium size enterprises and service industries accommodating domestic demand are also critical to ensuring more inclusive and sustainable growth.

China is currently pursuing a contradictory set of policies that paradoxically undermines its own economy while propping up America s by accommodating pump priming by the Federal Reserve.

Marshall s economics the equilibrium economics of comparative statics, of shifts in supply and demand curves, and of accommodating responses is of almost no help in accounting for this.

The catchphrase coined by US Deputy Secretary of State James Steinberg in relation to China, strategic reassurance, actually signaled America s intent to be more accommodating toward China s ambitions.

Accommodating one million asylum seekers should not be a huge challenge for the European Union an area with 500 million citizens that welcomes more than three million immigrants every year.

There are two carillons in the city, with 23 and 18 bells, also there is an indoor ice sports arena accommodating 1850 spectators and a Palace of Arts with an organ.

President Barack Obama s re election offers reasonable hope that the US will give some strategic space to China through a policy of mutually accommodating cooperation, rather than insisting on dominance or primacy.

Indeed, any effective South Korean growth strategy must create more and better economic opportunities for women, in part by establishing more accommodating working environments and instituting a more diverse and flexible education system.

Sixty years of Western nations excusing and accommodating the lack of freedom in the Middle East did nothing to make us safe because, in the long run, stability cannot be purchased at the expense of liberty.

Yet the United States, according to its official National Security Strategy, is also committed to accommodating the emergence of a China that is peaceful and prosperous and that cooperates with us to address common challenges and mutual interests.

Doing so would have been a first step toward accommodating developing countries legitimate desire to break the monopoly of European and US officials on the top jobs in the IMF and World Bank (Fischer was born in Zambia).

While reading the economic tea leaves is always risky, there are signs that we are at the cusp of a transition to a new regime in which the rules of the game will not be nearly as accommodating for export led strategies.

In an interview for the Sustainability Stories blog, they say that one of their most popular tours goes into the typical islands of Porto, a type of collective housing that appeared with the Industrial Revolution as a way of accommodating the cheap labour arriving to the city .

Europe today is both larger and different compared to the Europe of 1999, when Turkey was invited to begin the accession process. It is also experiencing a profound economic crisis, which erupted around the same time that the Lisbon Treaty aimed at accommodating EU enlargement was finally approved.

We are not facing an event that will redirect just our economic, cultural, or social reality, which is already enough, but rather an event that will force us to renew our language, the words we tend to use, the concepts with which we were accommodating ourselves as a people.

CHICAGO Monetary and fiscal policies in the United States, both in this recession and the recession of 2001, have been among the most accommodating in the industrial world. As I write, Congress is working on yet another jobs bill. Indeed, John Taylor of Stanford University attributes the recent financial crisis to excessively stimulatory monetary policy towards the end of Alan Greenspan s tenure as head of the US Federal Reserve.

CHICAGO Monetary and fiscal policies in the United States, both in this recession and the recession of 2001, have been among the most accommodating in the industrial world. As I write, Congress is working on yet another jobs bill.  Indeed, John Taylor of Stanford University attributes the recent financial crisis to excessively stimulatory monetary policy towards the end of Alan Greenspan s tenure as head of the US Federal Reserve.